Editing Saint Paul, Minnesota (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Walter Abel]] (1898–1987), actor
* [[Loni Anderson]] (born 1946), actress
* [[Louie Anderson]] (1953–2022), comedian
* [[Wendell Anderson]] (1933–2016), U.S. senator
* [[Richard Arlen]] (1899–1976), actor
* [[Merrill Ashley]] (born 1950), ballet dancer and ''[[répétiteur]]''
* [[Roger Awsumb]] (1928–2002), TV show host "Casey Jones"
* [[Azayamankawin]] ({{circa|1803}}–{{circa|1873}}), canoe ferry operator and entrepreneur known as "Old Bets"
* [[Harry Blackmun]] (1908–1999), U.S. Supreme Court associate justice, grew up in St. Paul
* [[Abigail Boreen]] (born 2000), hockey player 
* [[Justin Braun (ice hockey)|Justin Braun]] (born 1987), hockey player
* [[Herb Brooks]] (1937–2003), hockey coach
* [[Warren E. Burger]] (1907–1995), U.S. Supreme Court chief justice 
* [[Charles Burlingame]] (1949–2001), pilot of [[American Airlines Flight 77]]
* [[Melva Clemaire]] (1874–1937), soprano
* [[Laura Coates]], attorney and media personality
* [[Nia Coffey]] (born 1995), [[WNBA]] player
* [[Kevin Eakin]] (born 1981), NFL player
* [[Sarah K. England]], physiologist and biophysicist
* [[Robert J. Ferderer]] (1934–2009), politician and businessman
* [[F. Scott Fitzgerald]] (1896–1940), author
* [[David Graham (architect)|David Graham]] (born 1953), American architect
* [[Daniel W. Hand]] (1869–1945), U.S. Army brigadier general<ref>{{cite news |date=October 13, 1945 |title=Obituary, Brig. Gen. Daniel Whilldin Hand |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=pzxVAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA250 |work=[[Army and Navy Journal]] |location=Washington, DC |publisher=Army and Navy Journal, Inc. |page=250 |via=[[Newspapers.com]] |ref={{sfnRef|"Obituary, Brig. Gen. Daniel Whilldin Hand"}}}}</ref>
* [[Josh Hartnett]] (born 1978), actor
* [[Andrew Osborne Hayfield]] (1905–1981), businessman and state legislator
* [[Mitch Hedberg]] (1968–2005), comedian
* [[James J. Hill]] (1838–1916), railroad tycoon
* [[Paul Holmgren]] (born 1955), NHL player, general manager, president of Philadelphia Flyers
* [[Nellie A. Hope]] (1864–1918), violinist, music teacher, orchestra conductor
* [[JoAnna James]] (born 1980), singer/songwriter
* [[Nick Jensen]] (born 1990), NHL player
* [[Timothy M. Kaine]] (born 1958), U.S. senator, [[governor of Virginia]]
* [[Rachel Keller (actress)|Rachel Keller]] (born 1992), actress
* [[Allan Kingdom]] (born 1993), rap artist
* [[Norman Kittson]] (1814–1888), fur trader integral to Saint Paul's foundation
* [[Jim Lange]] (1932–2014), TV presenter, game show host, and disc jockey
* [[Sunisa Lee]] (born 2003), Olympic gymnast and gold medalist
* [[Joe Mauer]] (born 1983), MLB player
* [[Ryan McDonagh]] (born 1989), NHL player
* [[Margaret Bischell McFadden]], philanthropist and social worker
* [[K'Andre Miller]] (born 2000), NHL player
* [[Kate Millett]] (1934–2017), scholar, author
* [[Paul Molitor]] (born 1956), MLB player
* [[Jack Morris]] (born 1955), MLB player
* [[LeRoy Neiman]] (1921–2012), artist
* [[Kyle Okposo]] (born 1988), NHL player
* [[Bruce Olson]] (born 1941), missionary
* [[Tim Pawlenty]] (born 1960), governor of Minnesota
* [[Alfred E. Perlman]] (1902–1983), president of [[New York Central Railroad]] and its successor, [[Penn Central]]
* [[Dave Peterson (ice hockey)|Dave Peterson]] (1931–1997), teacher and coach of the United States men's national ice hockey team<ref>{{cite news|title=1988 Calgary Winter Olympics: Steady as he goes, this isn't the Dave Peterson show|last=Weiner|first=Jay|date=February 7, 1988|newspaper=[[Star Tribune]]|location=Minneapolis, Minnesota|page=1P|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119340301/peterson-1988/}}; {{cite news|title=Peterson (continued)|last=Weiner|first=Jay|date=February 7, 1988|newspaper=[[Star Tribune]]|location=Minneapolis, Minnesota|page=10P|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119340031/peterson-1988/}}</ref>
* [[Emily Rudd]] (born 1993), actress
* [[Charles M. Schulz]] (1922–2000), cartoonist, born in Minneapolis, grew up in St. Paul
* [[Ervin Harold Schulz]] (1911–1978), newspaper editor, state representative, grew up in Saint Paul
* [[Meta Schumann]] (1887–1937), composer
* [[Joe Shiely Sr]] (1885–1972), civic leader and industrialist
* [[Chad Smith]] (born 1961), drummer of the [[Red Hot Chili Peppers]] since 1988, born in Saint Paul
* [[William Smith (Paymaster general)|William Smith]] (1831–1912), [[paymaster-general]] of the [[United States Army]], worked in and retired to St. Paul<ref name="Marquis">{{cite book |editor-last=Marquis |editor-first=Albert N. |editor-link=Albert Nelson Marquis |date=1911 |title=Who's Who In America |volume=VI |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=COkDAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA1785 |location=Chicago, IL |publisher=A. N. Marquis |page=1785 |via=[[Google Books]]}}</ref>
* [[Terrell Suggs]], NFL player
* [[W. A. Swanberg]] (1907–1992), biographer
* [[Frances Tarbox]] (1874–1959), composer
* [[Fred Tschida]] (born 1949), artist, born in Saint Paul
* [[Lindsey Vonn]] (born 1984), Olympic skier and gold medalist
* [[DeWitt Wallace]] (1889–1981), magazine publisher and co-founder of ''Reader's Digest''
* [[Anna Wilgren]] (born 1999), hockey player 
* [[Dave Winfield]] (born 1951), MLB player


'''Medal of Honor recipients:'''
*Civil War: Private [[Marshall Sherman]], Co C 1st Minnesota captured [[28th Virginia battle flag|the flag]] of the [[28th Virginia Infantry]] at [[Battle of Gettysburg|Gettysburg]]
*Indian Wars: Pvt. [[John Tracy (Medal of Honor)|John Tracy]] G Co. [[8th Cavalry Regiment|8th Cavalry]]  Chiricahua Mountains, Arizona, Apache War
*Indian Wars: [[Charles H. Welch (Medal of Honor)|Charles H. Welch]], I Co. [[9th Cavalry]] ([[Buffalo soldiers]]) [[Ghost Dance War]]
*Spanish-American War: Captain [[Jesse Dyer]] USMC, [[Battle of Vera Cruz|Vera Cruz]], Mexico
* World War II: Captain [[Richard E. Fleming|Richard Fleming]] USMC [[VMA-241]] Squadron, for whom [[South St. Paul Municipal Airport|Fleming Field]] is named
*Korean War: Lt. Colonel [[John U. D. Page|John Page]], U.S. Army, [[Battle of Chosin Reservoir]]
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